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Tête à Tête: A Visual Conversation About FeminismAlex Moore | Oct 17, 2013
During September, RAID projects in Los Angeles hosted Tête à Tête, an exhibition that re-examined the 1969 feminist assertion that “the personal is political.” The show of work by all female-identified artists ranged from video to …
Kara Elizabeth Walker at the Camden Arts CentreReine Okuliar | Oct 16, 2013
The Camden Arts Centre is currently home to the uncompromising American artist Kara Walker paper cut-outs. In her solo exhibition, she unapologetically examines racial and gender tensions and in the process does shine a light …
Thomas Heinser at Gallery 16, San FranciscoCatherine Nueva España | Oct 15, 2013
In this series of aerial photographs by Thomas Heinser, man-made interventions (highways, runways) cut through the open landscapes. Sometimes a natural intervention, such as water, cuts across, but the effect is no less jarring and …
Ludovica Gioscia – Vermilion Glow Bleeds Rust at Galleria Riccardo CrespiLuca Piatto | Oct 14, 2013
Lipsticks, pigments, Pac-Man, plastics, Facebook, resin, and polyester may make you think about a senseless mix of materials, but what if I tell you that’s the objectification of both Ludovica Gioscia’s curiosity about social behavior …
The California-Pacific Triennial at the OCMAEsther Lee | Oct 14, 2013
The California-Pacific Triennial at the Orange County Museum of Art features 32 artists from 15 countries along the Pacific Ocean. Previously known as the California Biennial, which over the course of 25 years examined contemporary …
Gaia Fugazza, Studiolo #9 at Spazio Cabinet, MilanMara Bertoni | Oct 10, 2013
Within her works, artist Gaia Fugazza questions the meaning of presence, its possibilities to be expanded and bridged to a material reality, that the artist sees and elaborates through the remains of everyday life and …
Trialogo at Galleria L’OperaManuele Menconi | Oct 8, 2013
Trialogo is the first exhibition at the new Andrea Iezzi’s Galleria L’Opera in Rome. Three artists – Mauro Maugliani, Gonzalo Orquín and Luis Serrano – took an exploration between painting, photography and video art, realizing …
Marisa Merz at the Serpentine GalleryGowri Balasegaram | Oct 7, 2013
In tandem with the launch of its sister gallery, The Serpentine Gallery is presenting an exhibition of Marisa Merz’s work, spanning her 50 year career. Although Merz has had solo shows internationally and has participated …
30 Years of Chinese Contemporary Art at Power Station of Art, ShanghaiChiara Manzoni | Oct 7, 2013
An old electric station is the perfect frame for an exhibition that celebrates the last 30 years of Chinese contemporary art. With 117 different artists and 1000 works displayed, the exhibit wants to cover all …
Lost in the Work: Drafting Universes by Sara SchnadtAlex Moore | Oct 3, 2013
On Sunday night, in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, a small group of believers gathered to witness the creation (and subsequent destruction) of the universe. After two cycles of the cosmos returning to …
Wyatt Kahn and the illusion of artFederica Salzano | Oct 2, 2013
Wyatt Kahn refers to the limitations of vision and plays with the illusions of the view. The artist puts together irregular panels leaving between them inconsistencies and spaces that reveal the presence of the human …
Photo gallery :: Droste Effect magazine launch in New YorkDroste Effect | Oct 2, 2013
Droste Effect magazine‘s launch event in the United States was hosted by NOoSPHERE Arts, a not-for-profit art gallery in New York’s Lower East Side. For each presentation, Droste Effect magazine is accompanied by an artist …





